Several indicators measure the level of economic freedom in a country. These include:
Property Rights: The ability to own and use property securely. Regulatory Efficiency: The ease of starting and running a business, including the simplicity of licenses, permits, and regulations. Government Size: The extent of government intervention in the economy through taxation, spending, and regulation. Open Markets: The freedom to trade internationally and invest without excessive restrictions. Monetary Freedom: Stability of the currency and control over inflation.